low latency

collocation in English

meaningsoflowandlatency

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low
adjective
uk
/ləʊ/us
/loʊ/
not measuring much from the base to ...
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latency
noun[U]
uk
/ˈleɪ.tən.si/us
/ˈleɪ.tən.si/
the fact of being present but needing particular conditions to become active, obvious, or ...
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Alowlatencyexternal soundcard helped address this problem.
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Verylowlatency, because of the lack of threading overhead.
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Another advantage oflowlatencyis that the server is more resistant to denial-of-service type attacks.
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The asymptotic speedup of 17.25 for thelowlatencynetwork compares well with the ideal case.
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One might think that automatic memory management would makelowlatencyapplications such as ours impossible, but in fact we have had good success.
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It is essentially a process of keeping a smaller collection of frequently requested documents at points in the network where they can be accessed with high speed/lowlatency.
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His firm provides both alowlatencynews feed and news analytics for traders.
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It accomplishes this high combination of high-speed scalability withlowlatencyby using huge filter tables based on the criteria designed by the network administrator.
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Another aspect oflowlatencystrategy has been the switch from fiber optic to microwave technology for long distance networking.
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Zigbee devices havelowlatency, which further reduces average current.
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This interleaving permits a verylowlatencyfor the encapsulated data.
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For example, fast chess is a turn-based game that may havelowlatencyrequirements.
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On the other hand, user/kernel-mode transitions usually impose a considerable performance overhead, thereby prohibiting user-mode drivers forlowlatencyand high throughput requirements.
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Third is a wireless mesh products use two or more radios for the backhaul for higher bandwidth andlowlatency.
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Since large amounts oflowlatencymemory are expensive, a would-be attacker is significantly deterred.
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